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March 29, 2017
Between Text and Artifact: Integrating Archaeology in Biblical Studies Teaching
- Author
- Moreland, Milton C.
- Publisher
- Brill Academic Publishers, Leiden, The Netherlands
- ISBN
- 158983044X
- Table of Contents
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Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Between Text and Artifact
Between Heaven and Earth: Educational Perspectives on the Archaeology and Material Culture of the Bible
Where the Girls Are: Archaeology and Women's Lives in Ancient Israel
These Are Your Gods, O Israel: The Challenge of Reconstructing Israelite
Religion Using Both Text and Archaeology
In Search of the Good Book: A Critical Survey of Handbooks on Biblical Archaeology
Why Declare the Things Forbidden? Classroom Integration of Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology with Biblical Studies in Theological Context
On The Convergence of Texts and Artifacts: Using Archaeology to Teach the Hebrew Bible
Archaeology in New Testament Courses
Teaching Second Temple Judaism in Light of Archaeology
Text and Artifact: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Qumran
Realizing Diversity: Reflections on Teaching Pagan Religion(s) in Late Hellenistic and Early Roman Palestine
Here I Am at Khirbet Cana: Integrating Biblical Studies and Archaeology
Annotated Bibliography for Integrating Archaeology into Biblical Studies
Bibliography
Index of Modern Authors
Contributors
Though researchers in both Biblical studies and archaeology have finally recognized the contributions they can make to each others' disciplines, the integration has been difficult to transfer to teaching, so that future scholars will not have to keep climbing over the same wall every generation. Teachers of history and religious studies share some of the approaches they have used to solve the problem. (From the Publisher)